The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-17
SPORTING NOTES.

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The Central Club beat the Young Stars 10 to 9
Thursday.
George W. Lee and Wallace Ross are in practice
In doubles on the harlem river.
The Jersey Citys beat the Jaspsrs IA to 3 on the
Grand street grounds Thursday.
here is considerable curiosity to know who
0audaurs mate will be in the double scnll race.
A beautiful fouroared barge has been added to
the feet Of the Orion r. and A. Association. II
cost $9ee,
The Oceanic Base Ball Club has organised with
ac as captain; 10 Clarke catcher, and
full team.
The Young Resolutes defeated the Empires on
the Jersey avenue grounds Wednesday by a
score Of to 6.
Gus sandstrum says he will swim Willie Beck.
with for 81 oos SIDE, the distance 10 be anywhere
from one mile to twenty.
Richard Dion and Fred Saith sheet AGAINST eao
H. Fierey and ]. Hetherington ON the Gun Club
grounds at Marion next Wednesday afterno on
Greenville is to have base ball ground this
season adjoining the skating rink on Ocean avenue
The grounds will be for tn 9 use of amateur teams
The Cuban Giants will play at the Eysian
Fields this season. The Jersey City Blues will oc-
cupy shreves' grounds at Eighth and Clinton
streets.
Edward Hanlan claims to have made discovery
In the matter OF rowing that enables him to keen
up the momentum of his boat while he recoyers
after a stroke.
The Yale College nine wrestled for two hours
with the Jersey City Club on the Grand street
grounds On Wednesday, but were defeated bv a
score or IL to o.
The Jerseys, represented by Brock and Duke.
outbowied sthe Germaaias. represented by Franz
and Ditsaar, a5S pins on the Jersey Athletic AS
sociauon's alleys. Thursday evening
Eph Norris, ex- champion seuller Of America.
thinks JAKE Gaudaur is the coming man, and pre-
diets that Ned Hanlan will have bitter struggle
to defeat him in the championship race of Decora-
ton Day.
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PEDESTRIAN trips. On occasion he walked from
London TO Putney to call on Gaudaur After
brief rest he walked back again, total distance Of
twenty miles.
Mr.. Edward Kennedy, the long distance runner
OF this CITY, has signed articles for 25 mile raes
with Geo SO Dufrane, of Newark The racs will
take place as Paterson on May IT, and Will be for
purse Of soc.
fight to finish is announced between George
Conklin, OF this city, and unknown heavy
weight If New York. The fight will take place
within two weeks, and will be with two ounce
gloves tor $3.50
The Woodward Base Ball Club has organized.
with Geolge wilson, pitcher JAMES Wilson ort-
stop, and a. Ramsey, s. Brown, ii. Clark j. Kelly
g. Maiphis, Charles Mead and II. Young for the
rest of The team
The Junior Jersey city Heights Gun Club com
posed principally of the of the members OF the
parent club, has been recently organized. and will
mold their opening shoot on the Marion grounds ia
The early part of May.
len Thousand dollars has baen offered Mr.. St.
John to name prominent eastern rowing course 4
4or the Gsudaur- Hanlan racs, aud there have been
several offers OF $1,000 This shows the interest
taken IN the coming struggle
A AcKeesport, Pa, pedestrian named Mcclellan
says he intends going to England to contest in
jubilee race from Glasgow 80 London, in which
each man is to push wAeelbarrow loaded with
provisions enough for the journey.
Inis is the makeup Of the Ivy Base Ball Club,
just organized: Joseph Morgsn. captain and frst
base; Frank Murphy, pitcher; John Kelly,
catcher; James Doyle second base; Edward
Moran. third base; Charles Lewis, short stop;
Peter Connolly, right field; Fred lawson left
field; John Moore centre field; William Buckley
aud John Sanderson, substitutes
From the manner in which Edward Hanlan is
preparing for his race with Gaudaar ID is evident
that the Toronto sculer intends regain il posi-
Bile, his lost laurels From The latest reports Gau
daur is in fine trim, and the probabilities are that
there will be hard struggle Tor supremacy be-
tween these two knights of the oars--Sporting
Times
The mex! six-days' race at the Chestnut Street
Rink Philadelphia, is tracing great deal of at
tention already, although 1t is not to begin until
May 2. The following are the entries which have
been accepted Albert, Adams, Anders Bennett
Burns. Cerren. Dickinson, s. Day, w. Dav Deuchar,
Dove. Dillon, BOLTON, Farley, franklin, Golden,
Guerrero, Gleason's Unknown, Hegleman, Hart
Hurst. Huber. Holt johnson, Layton, Leader,
Manzi, Noremac, Nolan, O,Leary,
Panchot, Poplin, Rafefty's Unknown, Reilly, Soda
Strokel. Yint, Watson, and Waldaseer.